James Hurley

FCA’s investigation into ‘harsh lending’ rules is branded illogical

Doubts have been growing over the jailing of the former trader once described as a “crook of the first order” amid fears of a “massive miscarriage of justice”

Tom Hayes was jailed for manipulating the financial benchmark in what supporters say was a miscarriage of justice

Lawyers for Tom Hayes and Carlo Palombo claim official guidance was like ‘rules of a rugby club’

Ruling in America casts doubt on convictions for Tom Hayes and Carlo Palombo

Julian Dunkerton, the retailer’s chief executive, hopes landlords will agree to deals that are “more compatible with what everyone else is paying”

The prime minister’s wife is to pocket £10.5 million in dividends from Infosys, the Indian technology company co-founded by her father

Reports of a surge in fraudulent stamps from China have led to complaints that people are being unfairly penalised when they collect post carrying fakes

The National Investigation Service had a police website and boasted about arrests — but it has never had the powers

The American oil major is planning to mark its exit from the region after more than 55 years